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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-25
LOOKING UPA REPORTER FOR COYTEMPr

Marvin Il Clark. newspaper reporter was yesterday
COMMITTED Ludlow Ja for contempt OF cDuii IN
falling refusing paw his wife the i,n Iunt o. anIny
awarded the court Ever December MI CLARK nts
been n0mlnally the cus0 ID Of tie sheriff. whip MS
has been engaged In trying 10 purge MN o. coli
tempt The amount OF aiimony which Tho suit Was
Iroight was SlO2 but the amount actually owed the wife
is more than 5000 The commitment signed by Judge
DaI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-25

THE sdOo0O0O FIRST a0RrGAGE PER CENT
RONDS SERIES "A'J OFIHECALIFORNlAA AN ID O'tl~
GON Il II 60 mature January l. 1898
company having wth other companies beon consl
dated int Railroad Company. the latior
payment OF tho aboyo-meniioned bonds
the AZ tho ratio ~ per cont
o. 80 years w M Jan l. IvIS
of the extended bonds VIII be paJs
In United states gold coin SINKING uhu
payments and including 1891 10 continue and he ap
Pilot accordance win tho provision, of tue present Don
under which prOys the company o'lIos me hhNlls
for SERIES AMI bonds VIII amount 10
about tho oni OF 1891 snElng fund payments
beginning 1872 q be at tho ratio OF SoOOO per ann
and applied tho purchase OF bonds secured ny th,
obanabe at or below 10 and accrued interest
avail Themselves OF the privilege ol
their bonds Al tho occ OF
the uncrsgne where tho bonds viii be stamped and now
AT e,l free Of charge UNTIL OCT 10 SS'.
Copies the extension agreement between tho faroa
OF tho mortgage can De seen AZ to
ONCE OF the undersigned. ..... ,o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-25

John McMackin chairman % the executive committee o.
The Comfy Committee OF the UnIe Labor party yesterday
obtained IRON Justice DonOue o. tire supreme Cont ~
order recurring Police Commissioners 10 show cause 10
morrow why pertmpory iaWUs should not issue Ie
0nrnc OF election selected by
ConuusslOner McCIayo Tor the UuiteI Labor parry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-25
BITS OF LEGAL NEWS.

Assignments were mado yesterday by Briyet O'Dav TO
Homer b. Chace and by Charles j. Jacobs TO IAN Drzc
constituting the OF Charles Jacobs & Co. 70 jacob
KessleT giving preferences for sl.JOi ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-25
In sinte hands ennt Cnrolina s non-fllndabe sold

In state bonds South Carolina IS nOnfundabe sold at
Gle There were no transactions In city BANK Stocks
Railway bonds fairly active for half day Dusi-
and generally firm. There were no sales OF frle
second Is the quotation was 9Sl2a9S4 missouri
Kansas and Texas general Ga were firm ht oot.
Chesapeake and ohio Is sold ut 61ia and currency
Ga at l9-an advance of = per cent Canada southern
were up Il sSii. West shore Is were " bgn
~ %. New York Chicago and 81 Louis rsts assoed
- to 81. Columbus, Hooking Valley and Ioedo os
rose per cent 10 g. East Tennessee. Virginia ana
Georgia gold is firm 81. Richmond and Ale
Gheny 1rss receipts were easy at 57a Newcfork CITY
and Northern general receipts were OH = at
5sst Burlington and Quincy ~ o. sold cro az
1854 and - nj 131. wabash hrets
Chicago division rose 10 to 99is Denver ana no
Graudc is steady NJ 77iia77 Texas and Pacific
declined = to ij- Atlantic and Pacific incomes
up p az 26as. Northern Pacific seconds were hrn
1913 Oregon short Line 6s ro'o per cent to W
Fort Worth and Denver rsts sold down s. to sO4 and
recovered a. Louis, Arkansas and Texas seconds
rose | q to iOi..
Ofunsted securities Cotton seed Oh Certificates sold
600 at 2S a2s9. Western National Bank lO) AZ 9Ii9
and security Milling aud Mining tJOO) ut 81 arl -
Money a. the stock Exchange nolninally Jdi per
cent. and a tine cose quoted offered at per cent
The Sub-lreasury was debtor ~ the Clearing House
81 GOO6I3.
The receipts reported az Washington TODAY were
1921 623 and the Internal revenue recelpts we're 80 7
The nit"d states Treasury rec0N d &lH6O0O Nat0na hahE
FOR redemption aud tho receipts for the week were AZ
ful
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-25
TO NEW-HAVEN, 75c.

Steamer. G. II. NORTHAM and CONTINENTAL leavs
ieee connecting at win special ,T,5, 1er
&c ThroGch eScts sold and baggage checked at ga Broad
way, New.York. and4 Court't. BrooAyh
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
wood. Tcaiay CiostSr, spaTkn and Nyack 80 10.
20 80 snd = 30 SO md 2 TO- sanaa u.s.
$50 M AID p M 7 t9T Sassoes' Spras 20 "a
p M q IS p. Saturdays only. sundays 80 a. M
CnIE RAILWAY.-Through trains leave axe,
chambers 81 local tEaus leave 2Sas% hoI' " ~ N''"
) a. m Dally-Day Express. BUFFET Drawing room
Coaches nshston: Ei@ra ASTIellsHG, c SoGn
ccathcs pF rom OhornsiisViio qinclnGa:I .o,,,
Pullman R"g q lag AND and 81 aa tsr sepns Coaches
fSus Pullman Sleeping Goichs 70 Bat
iaiO. Niagara Falls. Hamilton and Toronto. No extra
n,Daly cacaso Pullman ri, Day ny,a and
SiS ss1Ts FAILS SHsca and tSicdso
IL, mdnsht week das1PgIIiman s tH5 '0A'H "
nuhs f tos saa fs assse Week days. 7s9
g. 90 40. 5lo e. $50; az
yts 50 :! = 3 ia y e q9sa 1'' 3S
to to k ea;Stfo S.'s a4S week 81 s. SUNDAY.
r'S o 60 wee" q se S5 naa a. g. So
g a 40 20 q no S4i S1 sSnSays
rs, $50 10 20, Il noon 4'' ID D. go 7 '4''
New4rS a iU Tarson via NtwsE 80.
$50 90 80 s, 10 p N. AND ia midnight sundays.
suSsfIs veSS d4y; - G'O 30 70 e; 20 10.
rs. 745. 10 80 p. m, and II midnight; Sun
days AS. as, 5 80. .. 10 20 a. IL, l 4o 4'l'
wa1wiek' ~ I so is 20 A. M. go. 4 80 p m.
MonticeIio and White Lake, 445. a. M. 3 80 p M
ewburs ana Cornwall Z so. . a ~. 80. 10. 80
and p m. sundays. 80 a. m. and p IN "A
Monieemtry, a. IN, 3 80. 80 y. IL sundays . So'
scranton. Danmore. week days. M, go Pm; "a
10 20 a. M, 80. 3 80. f.30. o. 5. IL mid
night SUNDAYS IS, 7 as, so. o. 10 20. g. 80 .
D. Additional trains 10 Goshen All wsy, 200 y. m
TO Goshen and Midtown 40 a. M sundays o.4o
A. m.
Tickets or passage and apartments in Drawing Room
Sleeping Coaches Ii obtained and orders for ihe
ol baggage be left IT the Com
panys onccs Nos. 3l7, 40l, Ill. 957 Broadway, lo7
Wes,.st New No 33l Fulton St. Brooklyn, or az
the Companys depotS. -.
Express trains from the West arrive In New-fork at
7I5 Is, 10 s. 4. IN, and . 40 and 10 y. m
L. ii. SOULE, Genl Mgr l. L. FARMER c. L. Agt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-25
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEf.

FOOT OF LIBERTY STREET. NORTH IRWIN"
1nc Table OF June y, 1881. . uo,,,
For PHILADELPHIA and ItEN 10Y 10 p ~
Brook Route At =. 40 . II a. ~ 11, 8 90
Trans leaving at T. 30 II a. m, so 4, PFC, 49,
80 IL D. M. have connection for Reading,
potts who etc. a. Tor Lake IlopatconS' Eati
iehlehem, Allentown. Reading, Harslobu g. ee' On sun
~ 80 a M Lake Hopatcong Easton. Bethlehem
':io a H. Tor EasuDn, bethlehem, Allentown. Mauch
vile, fanaQua ShamOkin, SuabnTy, LeMboug' """"H''
POI and 30 D m for Easlon, Bethlehr Allentown
Mauch Chunk, Reading. llarri burg, etc. - ,,,u.,,
Chunk WikcsbArre, scranton, Tamlqua, Shah0hln;; ,
4 30 y. IA. Tor Lake HopatconS tast"h' belhleh0"'
Allentown, etc. .,.,-- ,u,.,o,r, N,u,h
chunk, Wilkstrro. Heading. Harrisburg ETC. On gun
' 90. \ 10 ii Is a. NJ / 80, go 90, 30 Q 10
H. m. Sundnys . a.. m. Tor Red Bank, Long brihch
tAsbury Fark. Ocean Grove, except Sund'Jsb ion'
l. is a. m. 80, 30 p m. for Lakewood Toms
a. m. / 80 b. for Beach Haven. Atlantic CITY
Vlnelan1. Bridget0n ma M go. . -, ,,r
o., & co. s:5. 10 80. II rs mr. 80, 90,
4 30, > ", 10 D. III. sundays W a. l Iof Ie'ln
""''0' NEw.JEItSEY SOUTHERN DIV.
SANDY HOOK ROUTE
For LONG RltANCH OCEAN GROVE, &c
tiOm Pci !, ~ II.
At 30. 10 Is a m, > 40 10 D.; N. 3undays
A. so 10 30 -, a. for Atlantic Highlands
A. 10 10 -. , 40 y. M for lioeron, ASbuy PdrN'
Ocean Grove ocean Beach, spring ltAc, IoIJ fi'1a'I
Sc. SUNDAYS a M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-25
finanfiai.

T OUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE RAIL.
IL ROAD COMPANY.-The Second Mortgages Bonds OF
Nashville and Decatur Railroad maturing on me hrst o.,
of Ihe comnany in Louisville and New.York, and The
American National Bank of Nashville 49,.
New.YOrk, sept -. 1881 EN- NohIoN ftesiuen-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-25

known another raid made values end the closing
hour OF II o'clock arrived without time for recovery
Hence prices closed near to the lowest OF the day.
Government bonds dull aud steady at quotations
follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-25

Surplus . s3SlqG7j SJ,SlG72j Inc $lJg1O jO
Tie Clearing House stuement to-day wa as follows;
Exchange, ~ lO2OJ,IIS ; balances. F19bO,G19. For
the week Exchanges 1868 ,Ois,Jl1; balances, S3O0'1
OG3
For saturday half holiday the stock market to-day
was rather than usually active Tie transactions
amounted To l3G2J1 shares Immediately following the
Opcutug prices were sharply depressed Tho alleged
reason for free and urgent selling principally ny
DrOaors identified with the bcarl,i element was thdt
the steamer Alc-a had brought cholera 10 the Lower
Eay rnat the stocks sold were sold rs low hs y was
possible press prices with tho dimensions OF lhe nam
met with "a demand which Hb SOrbct them In the short
spacc 81 fifteen minutes Then followed dnll movement
and gradual improvement till nearly ali the early loss
mad been recovered. Ihe ChioniS figures on the bank
abatement udstrOusly circulated they called TOT
los, Of 81 3G5 900 IN cash Bnl despite thht prices
iy need We wrote last evening that the known move
ments of money gave the banks gain Tor the week
OF only 81 II CTS which Of iiSclf should at~ot mo
averages FOR the wsek very little; bnt II the money VIII
hcld from last weeks statement was pul INTO tho ca1h
early In tho presout week II would show large gam 10
the iota reserves In Dnorfows Ito day sihteiHchI
Tho nj was published at ll45 o'clock showing
gain In cash OF 100000 The moment the nxuros were
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-25
rop urrDSOV and COYSACKlE.

il steamer kAATEH> Ii on TUESDAY Thursday an
SATURDAY al o d. NJ from foot OF Jay.st. y. IL ..,- -,
Steamer " MAN Us Monday wednesday anu IA''! ''on
Pier foot Of FfanSnn.st, at y. NJ
Boats connect with Boston and Albany H. IL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-25
yEDSON RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.
NEW YORK ONTARIO 81 IVES TERN RY
Trains leave from leEres az West 42d anu Jays as

follows ,,,,,,.
West i2d, 80 a. m, Jayst, 80 a. m, for Middle
town, Ealisburg, Monticello Liberty, Walton, DEM,
Norwich, tea Rome. oneida, Fulton, OsWegO' buIaIo
Detroit, Chicago Waikiki Valley points. ,,
West 42d, 10 p m, Jayst., 30 p. M Tor Miioi'
town, filenvle. faIlsbug. Monticello, Liberty, White
Lake, Waikiki Valley points 49, g.,
West AID 30 p M, Jay-st, 8 rs p; m, daily ior
Midtown, Fallsburg, Liberty, walton N0rwch Onedl,
Oswego suspension Bridge. Detroit, Chicago, 81 LOUIS
Pullman seepng-car berhs reserved at 800 BIOadway
Time tables tickets &C. 207, 307, 9l4, l323 BIoid-
way 737 shave, East 12jthst, 264 West l25th'
ST., y. Y. J. Z. ANDEttoON, u. /. A.,
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M EST SHORE RAILROAD.

M EST SHORE RAILROAD.
w n. \. &. & H. K Il. CO.. essces. -,
Trains leave West i3d st. station As tOlOws anu ID h'
earlier from foot or Jayst., North RNer
Detroit and Chicago, - 55 a. " 0o, 'e:lo p IN
II. LOUIS, - 90, IS 10 D. M . - 49,.
Syreuse. Buffalo Rochester srsp n'on bFase' Niasar'
Utel To- . 80, II 80 a H. . 90, $40 M IL
20 30 ii 30 a M 4. u :O5. 5 rs y. N: $780,
CranstJns. West Point, Cornwall. Newours' H2'
3:l5 = rs, - %, 10 rs, II 80 M, - 10 D.
5 is, 40 D. m, ana % y. CransIons. Con"alI'
Ncwburg
For Montreal and Canada East :os p m
London. . 90 - %, 3 10 p
Toron To- 10 SIS d m. rs % . Is p.
Elegant sleeping for Buffalo, Niagara Falls. Gin
elnnatL Detroit, thlcagO and st. Louis,
DAILY tOaily except Saturday.
her trains daily except SUNDAY.
For tickets time abes par'o or stepping car eceomno,
dat ions information, apply at Offices Brookyn 5SS
WaShin gton St T3O Fulon-st once foot OF Full
tonst New:York civ-363, 1855. 942 broadway. lSS IL
West A2d. St. foot OF Jay-st. n r. LAMBERT.
8 vandesbutaves General Passenger Ases@
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Gtramboais ono Railroads.

EVENING LINE.
- steamers Kaater-ki and Catskili Leave Pier ~ y ~.
foot OF Tay.- week LAY a. y. IN, conhocuhs "'
t4t.kll Mountain and Caro- Railroads.
FAFEGNIN one DOLLAR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-25
NALL RIVER LINE.-FOR BOSTON

tho North and East steamers Pilgrim and Bristol Ave
PER Il foot OF MURRAY ST. ~ ~. dav, SdnhaYs 10
cr.d connection boat rom brOOkiyn A1u Jer
sey cry D M. Returning trans conuectlH WIN steElu
AT FA River leave Boston week days At = NJ sundays :
n M Az ORCHESTRA ON EACH STEAMER
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-25

NORWICH LINE FOR BOSTON,
~ WOlV ESTER. PORTLAND, NEW Lon DON, NOR
wen, WHITE MOI MAINS. AND ALL POINTS
EAST.
steamers city Worcester, city OF Boston and city
OF Lawrence leave North River, foot of Watts
next pier above Dosbosses street Ferry daily, sun
days excepted at y. III. IL w. BRADY, Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-25

total reserves
and total deposits at the respective dates
Snece ..... SOS 500 S1052l. 300 Inc 81 $50 800
Legdltendcrs... 2o.6O52DO 2Of15.HO' Inc. lfo"'o
Total S595JJSOO 1ol,3OU OV Inc 81, 1bo'VO
Reserve rcdrd .- ., 49,,
agstdepOsits 10 40, 10 hJlNJ'fJ Dec -Jp'l'"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-25
Gteamboats an1 Railroads.

A -RONDOUT. KINGSTON AND CATS.
MoTNTAINs LANP HiSo,s a. SfaEIS sSn
SsAI !sy al e.;s i'SsS;
ssS sstSrs day when y Ss d
"A ace steamers DREW and DEAN RICHMOND lsa,.,
every week day at D. m from Pier al n. w. ioot u
Freight received until the hour Of departure.
Leave Brooklyn VIA Annex, Fuiton-st. at 5 p m
TROY BOATS r,6 CTrI 5 ,ro, linz Il1v,
SsaGsfs e1t :? S a
Od QUO 81 &ban NY f Toy excursion tickets e
DAY LINE to OLD POINT COMFORT.
- ~ 81, HoRF9LK VA. and soH HlIIl: co.. - p,,,.
more tSc Te fya ases e. steamers ary"g
s' N" N'j dsa ss, Agent al y G aSaFlN
BOSTON. WATCH HILL, NARRAGAN..
VIA STONING TON LINE
f5o new m i S.V V EXCEPT sday fTSSgh ear %
steamers landing Narasanset Pier without extra chrss
CHORE LINE All Rail Route for Boston,
NeTO and the ESi EfPTsss leaves s
Fast Express at II p M daly. Nswpoat e, ESpr,s.
"f epag cars ODE dGstin aas 'uu-
NEW-YORK AND long BRANCn hAlL-
Tor led Bank Long Branch ocean G,o.e, Asbury PARK.
aims leave New York f5ot Of Cortlsd AMI DcsbEosses
- 10 a. M; II noon; % 10, a no. p. H. eVdaJ"
( from 10 100. q Lcrty-st 4, s15 II a5 30,
saaay Il rain, DO no, SOB at ocean GGv or Hs6ufy
TooD PAtR RA 4 ol ~
HUDSON RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.
Il Day Limo Steamers
NEW YORK and ALBANY.
Daily except sundays.
Leave Brooklyn. Fulton.st lby AnneA)' g 70 M
Leave New York, Nestry st. pier, % AZ W.
Leave New. York West 22d-st pier, . 90 a; M
For ALBANY landing at YOnkers, West Point, New
burg POughkeepsle Rhncbcck. Cdtskit and Huds0n
Returning leave Albany 80 a. m.
A tine BAN y attached 10 each boat
CONNECTIONS:
wTsT POINT and NEWBuRG with down day boat.
ALBANY with y. Y. CENTRAL H. IL. r. j. X. Tor
Utica buffalo NIAGARA FALLS and the West, with
Boston & Albany Il Il. for boston
NETWORK ONTARIO g. IVES TERN RY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-25

steamer, @ H. NORTIIAM and CoNTINENTAL Leave
Peck slim Pier 2j II. r. ami IL u m Sundays ex
tcpie connecting at NewHayen with special trains ee
MERIDFN UAETFORD SPRINGFIELD, HOLfOkE.
&c through kes sold and baggage checked 94i Broad
way, New.N York. and 1 CourtsL. BrOoAyh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-25
THE United States &BraZl Mail Steamship &
Five Per Cent 20 Year Mortgage Bond.
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY.

FEW frst-class q per cent 2O-year water
bonds interest pay able annually y. Y. tOf sale
ou send for list VI. d hANONER. Tribune BuIIing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-25
DOR WHITE MOUNTAINS and BAR HAIR
l. Dor
PROVIDENCE LINE.

Steamers RHODE ISLAND and MASSACHi SETS
Pier 20 North River, daily except Sunday p.
Send " r. y. Box 3.0ll Tor summer ExeursiOa Book.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-25

Fonr ner cents - -......... / =. ] II $50
'rire.' nor cent. 32f 800
Bonds deposited for circulation during the week, ST 30O
bonds Withdrawn during the week. Sljl 800 NatloIna
circulation notes, go 3bi ~,
gold notes S2i42g Against Treasury hOl'
In wful money tlO2 6O2,3i as follows
Tor redemption OF notes 0. banks reducing circu 80 49,,
llOn 81 l. fhh' -
For notes Of banks in liquidation o.
For notes Of failed banks lotVo'o
In London British cOnsos steady az lOl TO ana
1Ol u for account respectively. Bal silver
further advanced -lGd a D I6d per ounce English
standard American railways were irregular generaly
lower following yesterday late home declines AT faiS
French per cents rose 10 Sl.61l2
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-12-02
Local InsliIute

Proceedings or the Local Insutute held at
ST. Augustine, Saturday. NoY. !9ih. The
institute was ca led to order by the pres-
drEt 81 O'Clock, Pm FIRST in order VAS
the ei-ctiOn of officers. Wee president, A.
c. Ferri-T secretary. Katie Ryan. The
institute then decided that the minutes and
programme be published in the county pa
per before the preceding institute. also Ihe
name uf each teacher au9 subject DISCUSSED.
B.>t methods Of teaching language, was
discussed by A. &. FeTrier, followed by }
Foly. How would you develop sense OF
honor in pupils was transferred 70 the next
meeting. TIA oa p-nhm.nship Was sd-
mirshy Illustrated by w. l. he, aud
spoke Of the necessity Of drTuiiLg z An qusl
amount OF time tn writiOg as 10 Other
branches, this topic Vas further spsk, q OF
10y Miss Lucy Bender, /. =. Yahnrr and A.
&. FrrTisr. Meth, d OF Teaching ply. idTo
gy, were spoken OF by Kate Ryan. S~I-ct
reading "rIrracE Ircm Lnugt-lIDw'' was
rad by J. Folly. Report from the school
] urnal entitled - SIu6y nn Popular Flu
Cation" wss read by 1 p Yahner. y Cum
mittes ~ss then appointed to make out q
programme for th- next institute.
a short interm'saIon was then given. after
which Director M. Carl spike To the teach
ers of his district. r. qurs'iug them tn m' IT
him &C the next Institute fnI tie r~criysI of
their ordOrs. Programme for next mr-ti'
was read by w l. B-he. u was decided
THAI = half day constitute n session Of the
Institute. and t. m-et at / O'c.ucE. y n
Also 90 have reading circle IN cunu-ctinn
with the Institute We <. Institute adj urn
ed at : o'clock 10 N. ~ Saturday. Dec 10 h.
AZ u'ciOck. P NJ Namss uf TEACHERS pT's-
ent, Msrv Durnin, Lucy Brnd-r, Katie
Ryan J. Fay, \. e.. F-rrirr, W. L. Bene,
T.. YAr-u uFT and e. a. YAhnrr
Ire following Prngr. mme for Teachers
L. Cal Institute ?rd R-sdIng Circle tn te
he'd At s.. Augustine, Saturday. Dec. :0sh.
al &c oct, NJ:
Music by the institute. How 10 secure
regular attendance, Miss B. F,n-Tty. l,
map drawing ben, ficial 10 pupils. Mis- n.
Little. How to inspire = sense OF ronur IN
pupils. Miss ). J. McN-li.. School decors-
tioo, A e. F-rrieI. B st m-tiods OF t.sch-
Ing orthoera ply. Miss Mary Durbin. s lecr
readIrg, Miss r. Mccoy. PsUrrs. Miss
Ac7 Wharton. SECRETARY.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-12-02

w hen you IhiuE about bus ing Christ
mas presents, (4nd who don't Il Ink about IL
about this time Of the yeEI) your attention
Is naturally called TO toy stores or J4weIry
stores. but We would call your attention To-
BarkeIs' store where you will fnd great
many articles Just the thing for the hoIi-
days.
The Pennsylvsnis rsilrord company has
been particularly busy IN the motive DE-
partment OF the shops in Altoona the past
two mouths IN com pleting ths tests with
steam heating apparatus in passenger cars.
These experiments have progressed So far
that II is thought the first train OF rigi
cars heated by this method may be ready TO
be put upon tie road during next month.
MIR Frank j. Bradley, son OF the late
Captain Dan Bradley. of GaiIi'zin, died in
Camden. N J.. at 10 O'Clock Tuesdsy fore
noon. aged twenty SIX years. The d-c-sSed
was employed for twrlve or mora years as a
telegraph operator for The P~nnsylysnis
railroad coTpany at GaIli1z'n. fIom which
place he went To Camden. Y = sbnut two
week. ago. where hs had previously been
under treatment. TO have one 90 MS legs am
rutated. having for several years ten af-
h.cted With whit. swelling. The operation
VAS successfully Performed on Saturday
last at a hospital in that city, 1ut Mr. Brad
ley never rallied frOU' the shock and did =.
above stated. He leaves a wife and one
child. The remain. reached GalI'zin on
Wedr-sdsy morniUR.- JohnItoton Tribune
Thursday next, December lst, Is the
time fixed for the opening nf the new ex-
tension Of the Bells Gap railroad through
To Pun Isutswuey. Jtdrrson county. This
new route will be o, great convenience 10
travellers wishing {" get TO that part OF the
State. Heretofore the route has been either
via Lock Haven or west over the West P-nE
d.g-Si"n IN Butter Junction, thence Ia Red
DaHk and the Low Grade division. requiring
ABOUT DAYS travel, providing;c"nntctinus
could ne made, which was not always the
case. Persons can 90 by the NV route
from Altoona and hav- shour hours 10
PuuXsutswrey and r-tuTP home the same
evening. with distance OF only lI6IE
nils to travel Trains leave B-II~nod At
3 30 \. NJ. and 20 p NJ, arriving At Punx-
suits ~ ney at II % A n. and 10 Pm r.
turning. leave PurISLtawnty at 90 A NJ.
AMI so p N. arriving at 3. II wood at
II 20 a. N and 6 10 P. NJ Altoona Sun.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-12-02
Widows Appraisements

Notice ~ hereby RiNen that tho following
rsmNj aVII'ai.-ments ~ property appraised. aud
sIHrr Tor widows uf drc-iebf under rho Act Of
\ Assembly - tire o. ApTtl. 1851 nsEing been
i.-. I'm the Rtgi-TrrS rfice, En-usburs ih aIt,.
f'r ~ ''8uHty 81 Cambria. ard viii tee sre<t ei
g. The Orphans Court uf SAID conury Fc.,rIhrna-
I'nT and allowance Wet.Ue-iay- DeCeruher TN,
1887 9" wit
/. IrNeurnrv ard superintendent of cpTtai in per-
son-l Properly APPRAISED AZ dF--r apart frr r
beth hsitie. widow OF J.seth MsIute, dvcra ed
SO 90.
Inven'ury and sIprai=ment "f certain per
suuai Ir"I "rIy apIr 'Isei and frr ~uS.n
L..uther, widow OF Valentine LoaIher. dec aseti
$500
.. Inventory ant apI,-ais-ment of certain per
,nnal urrlreTty appraised and ct apart Ear R--
h-ccH t.l AZ. or. widow Of James Gallas her. de-
cetse'. $50
4. In=, ur"rc and s9prsE,on-nt of certain per
sOual property apprs srSed and port tor ''arh-
s25i2 ~.
3. Inventory mi apuraisem ut Al certsin l'e--
Eonai property rpprsi I'd and set apIrt for lose
lhin Brt"krer. widow 81 Joseph Brickner. de-
cca~rr s7T
G. Inventory and splra isemert cf certain per
suIIaI Irup-rrv APPRAISED ant : apart Cam
crime Set 'Imyer. Nid " OF Z X. Se-ie mysr, de-
CEASE ssS SIS
Z In,'.IorN md arprsisem.rt of certain per
snrai properly p raised apart 'or EtUnI".
Il finger. SIdo- Of iiiizE LII.iDxer. lee ed
s-S7.
CELESTINE !. BLAIR. Reg'r.
Ebsnshurg. Nv. = iss7.